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Was Mom pregnant when you got her? Or is Dad in the tank as well?
They probably won't change color - looks like you got some mutts. :)
Not sure how long it will take until they can have babies - I'll wait for someone else to answer that one.
And yes, the anal fin will become a gonopodium in a male, and will be fan-shaped in a female. The males are also usually more colorful with longer fins. Usually.
Yes. She was packing when I bought her. No idea who dad was...
What does a gonopodium look like. I assume I am looking for something other than "fan shaped".
Mom was gold and these are not (yet). Will they change color or are they "mutts"?
How much longer will it be until these can make babies?
How do I spot a female vs. males? It's based upon the extra fin where the poo comes out, right?
Was Mom pregnant when you got her? Or is Dad in the tank as well?
They probably won't change color - looks like you got some mutts. :)
Not sure how long it will take until they can have babies - I'll wait for someone else to answer that one.
And yes, the anal fin will become a gonopodium in a male, and will be fan-shaped in a female. The males are also usually more colorful with longer fins. Usually.
Mom was gold and these are not (yet). Will they change color or are they "mutts"?
How much longer will it be until these can make babies?
How do I spot a female vs. males? It's based upon the extra fin where the poo comes out, right?
I've seen them do that before, actually. I worked at a pet store in Florida and we used UGFs and pea gravel. It seemed that the only livebearer babies that would actually hide IN the gravel were the mollies - no matter how many other hiding places I provided. Weird... But they always seemed to do okay, as long as I watched where the gravel vac went. :)
My mollies had a bunch of babies... and I just realized I haven't seen any since my last water change. I thought they were just hiding in the holey rock.
A few managed to get wedge into the gravel at the bottom.
maybe you should do bare bottom....my fry tank is a bare 10g with a filter and heater, thats it...that way i dont have anything to worry about and i can always see everything
I've seen them do that before, actually. I worked at a pet store in Florida and we used UGFs and pea gravel. It seemed that the only livebearer babies that would actually hide IN the gravel were the mollies - no matter how many other hiding places I provided. Weird... But they always seemed to do okay, as long as I watched where the gravel vac went. :)
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